1434865Mis. Pa. Mistresse Ford, Mis. Ford, where are you?

1434.1866Mis. For. O Lord step aside good sir Iohn.

1436868How now Misteris Page whats the matter?

1443869Mis.. Pa. Why your husband woman is cõming,

1451870With halfe Windsor at his heeles,

1444871To looke for a gentleman that he ses

1445872Is hid in his house: his wifes sweet hart.

1448873Mis. For. Speak louder. But I hope tis not true

1448.1874 Misteris Page.

1448.2875Mis. Pa. Tis too true woman. Therefore if you

1446876Haue any here, away with him, or your vndone for

1446.1877 euer.

1457878Mis. For. Alas mistresse Page, what shall I do?

879Here is a gentleman my friend, how shall I do?

1461880Mis. Pa. Gode body woman, do not stand what

1461.1881shal I do, and what shall I do. Better any shift, rather

1461.2882then you shamed. Looke heere, here's a buck-bas-

1464883ket, if hee be a man of any reasonable sise, heele in

1465884here.

1469885Mis. For. Alas I feare he is too big.

1470886Fal. Let me see, let me see, Ile in, Ile in,

1471887Follow your friends counsell.

1472888Mis. Pa. Fie sir Iohn is this your loue? Go too. (Aside.

1474889Fal. I loue thee, and none but thee:

1474.1890Helpe me to conuey me hence,

1475891Ile neuer come here more.

E Sir